Rhetorical argumentation and persuasion in business negotiations
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2014Author
Peleckis, Kęstutis
Peleckienė, Valentina
Peleckis, Kęstutis
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argued that a persuasive speech is very important competence of negotiator, as nothing can
change negotiator’s speech. Only directly negotiating, providing evidences, arguments, counterarguments,
and controversy the negotiators can move quickly to the overall objective of the agreement.
Even with a well-developed modern means of communication, the Internet, electronic negotiation support
systems, negotiators are able to move to direct negotiations. In bargaining process negotiator demonstrates
himself, his appearance, mind, manners, emotions, ethics, etiquette knowledge, characteristics of
voice, gestures, movements, facial expressions, reactions and their other communication options. The usage
of rhetorical tools in bargaining process, the success of staying in contact with another side of the negotiations
is an important factor of effective negotiations. If classical rhetoric focused attention on how to
convince another part, in modern rhetoric, the emphasis is put on dialogue, interaction between speakers,
and harmonization of relations.